from: johnson ken <johnsonken847@gmail.com>
date: Mar 24, 2020, 11:54 AM
subject: ISSUED PAPER- TAX CLREANCE CERTIFICATE .
mailed-by: gmail.com
Thanks for your email,The Western Union Director General of requested
that you must come down to sign the official signatory on the ISSUED
PAPER- TAX CLREANCE CERTIFICATE . Or you pay $120 for Minister
Imprinter Signatory who will sign for you.
I ask him to sign for you, but he refuses stating that am questioning
his order and if you fail to comply he will cancel your payments of
your Funds.
This is only thing that delays your payment MTCN as am talking to you
now and this issue has been troubling us since but we final found out
that there is no solution than to let you know about the development.
So I will advice you to go ahead and send the $120 directs to their
office because is the only problem we have to release your MTCN
now.Even I have your payment information right in my desk now, but it
can not be release to you without the official signatory.
According to the Director General of Western Union Benin he stated
that if you choose to pay $120, you must bear it in mind that the
payment should be made direct his office.
Note that the $120 for Minister Imprinter Signatory should be sending
to their Office direct to below:
Here is the information to make the payment through Money Gram or
Western Union transfer below
RECEIVE NAME===ONYEBUCHI EMEKA
COTONOU=== BENIN REPUBLIC
TEXT QUESTION, A
ANSWER== B
Amount, $120
MTCN
Sender
I am looking forward to hear from you right now and know what is
holding not to make the payment as you said because i hate any thing
promise and fail
I am waiting to hear from you now
Awaiting to receive the payment information Thank you for your
understand and God bless you
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